Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-18
FrauduBeas Insaramce
COmpamies.
TRIMMED ACTION OF THE ATroRsEY-GES

THE STATE or TEXAS
GALVESTON, TEX, october lS-A special from
Austin 70 the Nelcs says: Attorney General Hogg
yesterday issued the following circular 20 the
lection OF the public against frauds ana 70 insure
the apprehension, Indictment, arrest and conyic-
ton Of the criminal PARTICIPANTS therein your at
commissioner OF insurance addressed 90 this de-
partment, with the accompanying list OF insurance
companies doing an unlawful business In Texas
The list which he mentions embraces a large
number OF mutual and cooperative fire and life
insurance associations organized IN Texas The
following outside companies are also enumerated
in the list: The Citizens Mutual Life Insurance
Association OF New YORK, Home Benefit Association.
New YORK; Royal Insurance Co., Birmingham
Ala; Union Fire Association Little Rock, Ark;
Old Peoples Mutual Association, Eiknari Ind;
German-American Insurance Co., New orleans.
surance Co, Mobile; Preferred Mutual Accident
Association, New York, and Commercial Life AS
Texas companies named by the commissioner
are the Texas Benent Association OF Waco
OF Fort worth. The attorney general then
lays down the law at length touching
what CONSTITUTES an agent for any OF the pro-
ment OF the law against agents soliciting or ad-
Justing for these companies He says the penalty
for the nrst violation Is $500 nne or three months
In the county jail and continues: "Many OF these
companies are wholly Irresponsible, financially;
are, are fraudulent and deceptive IN PURPOSE and prac.
and artful oodges 70 the contrary notwithstand-
ing. BY their work money from uDsuspectiDg,
lenses, and their policies. n paid at all must be
with view OF getting better chance 70 fail
ne closed oy reeommenong NJ sns pp9sesulon s q
nies named In the list
PERsosAL-Rx-surgeon General Hammond, oe
New York; Il. W. Quackenbush. OF Cincinnati. and
W. 7. Jordan, Of Louisville, are at the Arlington
Mr.. w. Clarence Duvali has gone 10 New York.
H & Ide, Of New York; K N. Turner, Of the
University OF West Virginia; Reuben True and
Jas r. Connely OF Newark n J.: President c. X
Adams, Of Cornell University; Herbert MyricK, Of
sPass a ass Ms a sns ns SSs
OF Boston, and chas }. Rogers OF PhiladelphiA
4, e p0Pn and sss. wers
Meriden, Conn; 8. d. Atkins, OF Freeport Ills,
and DR.. W. B. Hawkins, OF Buffalo, are st the
are At wormieys-w. N. Hoey, OF west vir.
gtnia; Geo. A storm, r: h Moore. Geo. A. Moore
anS S Ss. seS 81 ssa sna
sey, and ChaS W. Sebold, OF Maryland are st the
Naiional--LAmuei serreil Jas swinburne and
and ID D. kcIera Virginia, n are ~ 4 the nsasopoi: o
tan.-Mr. WA r. Bailey has been connped 70
oas ncSs C0 san M anS se esn sacFessey we're
registered IN Clmnego on sunday morning.-chAA
bradley aud chasass Jones, Of washington, ars
TEE AxAHcszn CAsEz.-The Honyobn Randoipa
AnArchistA had IN interview with NJ. Jusface
Harlan yesterday In reference 20 the so-called
anarchists case, ana arranged with the latter 70
meet the attorneys for the DEFENDANTS on Thurs-
day morning at 1880 O'Clock IN the conferences
room OF the Uu1tod States Supreme Court,in refer-
eoce 70 an application ior writ Of error In IL
Tonosro Bn0KKR eKIrs 70 IHn srA1c.-R
b. Forbes, = Toeunte bucket-shop keeper, did nos
he could not Be hound BY . number OF inQuiring
0epositorz - acted Is agent Tor Donan Z
Wfight, of W0u sfrcst New York, who are propa-
bly, HIS lArye4 8e1ltorA he was regular a.
tendant af a. Hun-Utrect Methodist church and
20 al appearAnco4 was An earnest and consc1en.
S1o1s V0fuhfnDGr. He 10 about nfty-nve year. a
-. and has q wife and growp-up family, Who
isel moA acueG1y she peculiar position IN which
they have boen placed by his dlsAppeArunce.
TosbB has written 20 his wife frum DogrodI
wnerc tt n oel1eveds he 10 now. Hin nAnitsss o1S
sapposed 70 ue sesy large.
n a aunOuncod in Baltimore that ufke Yenv
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